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User Guide

Power MeterLight SourceOptical Loss Test Set

FPMFLSFOT-600

Copyright copy 2003ndash2008 EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form be it electronically mechanically or by any other means such as photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc (EXFO)

Information provided by EXFO is believed to be accurate and reliable However no responsibility is assumed by EXFO for its use nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent rights of EXFO

EXFOrsquos Commerce And Government Entities (CAGE) code under the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is 0L8C3

The information contained in this publication is subject to change without notice

TrademarksEXFOrsquos trademarks have been identified as such However the presence or absence of such identification does not affect the legal status of any trademark

Units of MeasurementUnits of measurement in this publication conform to SI standards and practices

PatentsEXFOrsquos Universal Interface is protected by US patent 6612750

Version number 400

Contents

Certification Information v

1 Introducing the FPMFLSFOT-600 1Main Features 1Power Sources 3Typical Applications 3Conventions 3

2 Safety Information 4Electrical Safety Information 4Laser Safety Information (FLS-600 and FOT-600 without VFL) 4Laser Safety Information (Units with VFL) 5

3 Getting Started 6Turning the Unit On and Off 6Activating Automatic Shutdown (Auto-Off) 6Activating the Backlight 7Accessing and Navigating Setup Menus 7Installing the EXFO Universal Interface (EUI)(UI) 8Cleaning and Connecting Optical Fibers 9

4 Measuring Power or Loss (FPM-600 and FOT-600) 10Nulling Electrical Offsets 10Setting Power Correction Factor 11Defining a List of Favorite Wavelengths 12Referencing Your Power Meter to a Source 13Measuring Power or Loss 15Automatically Detecting Wavelength 17Activating Hold MinMax Power Mode 17Setting PassFail Thresholds 18

5 Using a Light Source (FLS-600 and FOT-600) or VFL 19Defining a List of Favorite Wavelengths 19ActivatingDeactivating a Light Source or VFL 20Modulating the Source Signal 20Using Auto-Switching Mode 21Sending Source Power Value with Signal 21

6 Saving and Recalling PowerLoss Values 23Setting Autonaming Scheme 23Saving Recalling and Deleting Data 24Transferring Data to a Computer 26

7 Maintenance 27Cleaning EUI Connectors 28Cleaning Detector Ports 30Recharging the Battery 30Replacing Battery 31Recalibrating the Unit 31Recycling and Disposal (Applies to European Union Only) 32

FPMFLSFOT-600 iii

Contents iv

8 Troubleshooting 33Solving Common Problems 33Reverting Unit to Factory Settings 34Error Codes and Descriptions 34Contacting the Technical Support Group 35Transportation 36

9 Warranty 37General Information 37Liability 37Exclusions 38Certification 38Service and Repairs 39EXFO Service Centers Worldwide 40

A Technical Specifications 41FPM-600 41FLS-600 41FOT-600 42

FPMFLSFOT-600 v

Certification Information

FCC InformationElectronic test equipment is exempt from Part 15 compliance (FCC) in the United States However compliance verification tests are systematically performed on most EXFO equipment

InformationElectronic test equipment is subject to the EMC Directive in the European Union The EN61326 standard prescribes both emission and immunity requirements for laboratory measurement and control equipment This unit has undergone extensive testing according to the European Union Directive and Standards

Application of Council Directive(s) 7323EEC - The Low Voltage Directive 89336EEC - The EMC Directive And their amendments

Manufacturerrsquos Name EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc Manufacturerrsquos Address 400 Godin Avenue

Quebec Quebec Canada G1M 2K2 (418) 683-0211

Equipment TypeEnvironment Test amp Measurement Industrial Trade NameModel No FPM-600 Power Meter FLS-600 Light Source

FOT-600 OLTS

Standard(s) to which Conformity is Declared

EN 60825-11994 +A111996 +A2 2001 +A1 2002

Safety of Laser Products-Part 1 Equipment Classification Requirement and Userrsquos guide

EN 613261997 +A11998 +A22001 + A32003

Electrical Equipment for Measurement Control and Laboratory Use - EMC Requirements

EN 55022 1998 +A2 2003 Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of information technology equipment

I the undersigned hereby declare that the equipment specified above conforms to the above Directive and Standards

Manufacturer

Signature

Full Name Stephen Bull E Eng Position Vice-President Research and

DevelopmentAddress 400 Godin Avenue Quebec (Quebec)

Canada G1M 2K2 Date December 22 2004

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Introducing the FPMFLSFOT-600 1

1 Introducing the FPMFLSFOT-600

This user guide covers the following products (unless otherwise specified descriptions apply to all)

FPM-600 Power Meter

FLS-600 Light Source

FOT-600 Optical Loss Test Set combines both a power meter and a light source

Main Features

FPM FLS FOT

Ge or GeX detector with 44 and 45 calibrated wavelengths respectively

Absolute power and link loss measurements X X

Editable list of favorite power meter wavelengths X X

Editable list of favorite source wavelengths X X

Automatic wavelength detection X X

No offset nulling of detectors required in normal operation X X

Multiple source configurations on a single port [FOT-600] or on one or two ports [FLS-600]

Optional visual fault locator X X X

Transmission of editable power value with sourcersquos signal for automatic reference with compatible power meter

Transmission of wavelength to compatible power meter in automatic wavelength or auto-switching mode

Modulated signal emission or detection (270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHz) compatible with other EXFO units

Data storage on unit and USB transfer to a computer X X

User-configurable passfail thresholds with LED indicator X X

Automatic shutdown after 10 minutes of idle time (auto-off) X X X

LCD display

DC connector

Keypad(FOT-600 shown)

Shoulderstrap eyelet

Power meterdetector port

Light sourceports

FOT-600 FLS-600FPM-600

Visual fault locator port

Safety labeland serial number (under the stand)

Quick reference labels

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

Power SourcesThe units operate with the following power sources

AC adapter (connected to standard power outletmdashindoor use only)Compatible car outlet adapter available upon request

Li-Ion rechargeable battery (automatically takes over if you unplug the AC adapter)

Typical ApplicationsTransmitter power measurements (dBm and W)

Fiber-link loss testing (dB)

Component insertion-loss testing (dB)

Fiber identification with 270-Hz 1-kHz and 2-kHz signals

Fiber installation and maintenance applications

FTTx testing of passive optical networks (PONs)

ConventionsBefore using the product described in this manual you should understand the following conventions

IMPORTANTIf the battery level becomes too low the unit turns itself off

WARNINGIndicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Do not proceed unless you understand and meet the required conditions

CAUTIONIndicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury Do not proceed unless you understand and meet the required conditions

CAUTIONIndicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in component damage Do not proceed unless you understand and meet the required conditions

IMPORTANTRefers to information about this product you should not overlook

2 Safety InformationElectrical Safety Information

Laser Safety Information (FLS-600 and FOT-600 without VFL)

Your instrument is a Class 1M laser product in compliance with standards IEC 60825-1 Amendment 2 2001 and 21 CFR 104010 Invisible laser radiation may be encountered at the output port

The product is safe under reasonably foreseeable conditions of operation but it may be hazardous if you use optics within a diverging or collimated beam Do not view directly with optical instruments

Note Label shown for information purposes only It is not affixed to your product

Note Units without VCSEL sources are Class 1 products

WARNINGUse the AC adapter provided with this product indoors only

WARNINGDo not install or terminate fibers while a laser source is active Never look directly into a live fiber and ensure that your eyes are protected at all times

WARNINGUse of controls adjustments and procedures for operation and maintenance other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

Safety Information 5

Laser Safety Information (Units with VFL)Your instrument is a Class 3R laser product in compliance with standards IEC 60825-1 Amendment 2 2001 and 21 CFR 104010 It is potentially harmful in direct intrabeam viewing

The following label(s) indicate that the product contains a Class 3R source

Affixed to back(under the stand)

Indicated onconnector panel

If VFL option is available

LASER RADIATIONAVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE

CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

λ 650 plusmn10 nmPout maximum lt 5mW (into free space)

VFL LASER APERTURE

3 Getting StartedTurning the Unit On and OffWhen you turn off the FPM-600 or the FOT-600 it saves the current wavelength unit and reference power It also saves the Hold MinMax power mode if activated

Note Offset nulling values are always returned to factory settings

To turn on the unitPress The unit displays EXFO for a few seconds You may use it immediately under normal conditions

To turn off the unitFrom normal operating mode hold down a few seconds

Activating Automatic Shutdown (Auto-Off)When auto-off is activated the unit will turn off after 10 minutes of idle time

Auto-off is activated by default when you turn on the unit

To deactivatereactivate auto-offWhen unit is on press

IMPORTANTIf you remove batteries (and the AC adapter is unplugged) the unit will turn off without saving the above values

If batteries are low (and the AC adapter is unplugged) the unit will save the above values and turn off

AC adapter plugged in

Auto-off activated

Batteries in use (withlevel)

Measured powerloss (FPMFOT)Active source wavelength (FLS)

Source wavelength (FOT)Fiber number

Power meter wavelength or reference power (FPMFOT)

Display

Correction factoractivated

Power meter mode

Data storage or recall modes

Modulation valuesValue included in favorites list

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

Activating the BacklightWhen operating the unit in the dark use the backlight to make data on the display more visible The keypad buttons will also light for about 10 seconds

Note When backlight is activated you must always press a button once to light the keypad then press the actual button you want

To activatedeactivate the backlightFrom normal operating mode hold down ( on FLS-600) a few seconds

Accessing and Navigating Setup MenusSetup menus differ in each model You may access and navigate menus as follows

Press repeatedly to switch between options in a menu level

Press once to access a submenu from the main level

Press to exit menus (one level at a time)

Note Details about each menu option are given in this user guide

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

Installing the EXFO Universal Interface (EUI)(UI)The EUIUI fixed baseplate is available for connectors with angled (APC) or non-angled (UPC) polishing A green border around the baseplate indicates that it is for APC-type connectors

To install an EUIa UI connector adapter onto the EUIUI baseplate1 Hold the EUIUI connector adapter so the dust cap opens downwards

2 Close the dust cap in order to hold the connector adapter more firmly

3 Insert the connector adapter into the baseplateAlign keys and insert the connector adapter into the baseplate

4 While pushing firmly turn the connector adapter clockwise on the baseplate to lock it in place

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

Bare metal(or blue border)

indicates UPC option

Green borderindicates APC

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

Cleaning and Connecting Optical Fibers

To connect the fiber-optic cable to the port1 Clean the fiber ends as follows

1a Gently wipe the fiber end with a lint-free swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol

1b Use compressed air to dry completely

1c Visually inspect the fiber end to ensure its cleanliness

2 Carefully align the connector and port to prevent the fiber end from touching the outside of the port or rubbing against other surfaces

If your connector features a key ensure that it is fully fitted into the portrsquos corresponding notch

3 Push the connector in so that the fiber-optic cable is firmly in place thus ensuring adequate contact

If your connector features a screwsleeve tighten the connector enough to firmly maintain the fiber in place Do not overtighten as this will damage the fiber and the port

Note If your fiber-optic cable is not properly aligned andor connected you will notice heavy loss and reflection

IMPORTANTTo ensure maximum power and to avoid erroneous readings

Always clean fiber ends as explained below before inserting them into the port EXFO is not responsible for damage or errors caused by bad fiber cleaning or handling

Ensure that your patchcord has appropriate connectors Joining mismatched connectors will damage the ferrules

4 Measuring Power or Loss (FPM-600 and FOT-600)

Nulling Electrical OffsetsTemperature and humidity variations affect the performance of electronic circuits and optical detectors Nulling the electrical offsets eliminates these effects Your unit has been designed not to require offset nulling under normal operation but you should perform it whenever environmental conditions change significantly or when measuring very low power values

Note Factory-defined values will be reinstated when you turn off the unit

To perform an offset nullingHold down a few seconds The unit displays NULL while nulling the offsets then returns to normal mode

Note Keypad is disabled during the operation

IMPORTANTIf light reaches the detector when nulling offsets LIGH appears on the display and the nulling is not performed You will need to press a key to return to the previous display

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

Measuring Power or Loss (FPM-600 and FOT-600) 11

Setting Power Correction FactorYou may apply a correction factor (CF) to measured power to compensate for inaccuracies or drifts You should change the CF after performing an offset nulling

For each favorite wavelength the CF is set to 100 at the factory (even if the unit indicates ldquo----rdquo) but allowed values range between 085 and 115

Note Some other products express the CF in dB so the CF would be added to measured power

To set a correction factor for one or more wavelengths1 From normal operating mode press

repeatedly until you reach PM

2 Press to access the first submenu then press repeatedly until you reach the CF menu

3 Press to switch between available wavelengths An asterisk () appears beside activated correction factors If no correction factor is set for a wavelength the unit indicates ldquo----rdquo

4 Press to activatedeactivate the displayed correction factor A ldquoCFrdquo indicator will appear next to measured power in normal mode

5 Edit the correction factor as follows

5a Hold down a few seconds The first digit of the CF blinks

5b Clear all digits by holding down for a few seconds

Select a digit to change by holding until it blinks then increase its value by pressing (it returns to 0 after 9)

5c While a digit blinks hold down for a few seconds to save the modified value (it remains in memory even when you turn off the unit) or press to return to the previous value without saving

6 Press twice to exit setup menus

Powercorrected Powermeasured CFtimes=

Defining a List of Favorite WavelengthsYou must put the wavelengths you want to use on a list of favorite wavelengths (the FAV list) Only wavelengths on this list are available for measurements You may enter up to 40 favorite wavelengths

Specifications are guaranteed for calibrated wavelengths only For other wavelengths the unit will determine values based on the calibrated wavelengths (3-point interpolation)

To add wavelengths to the FAV list (or to remove them)1 From normal operating mode press repeatedly

until you reach PM

2 Press to access the first submenu then press repeatedly until you reach the FAV menu

3 Press to switch between available wavelengths An asterisk () appears beside wavelengths already on the list If no wavelength is set for a position the unit indicates ldquo----rdquo You may also press to switch between defined wavelengths only

4 Press to includeexclude the displayed wavelength

5 Edit the wavelength value as follows

5a Hold down a few seconds The first digit of the wavelength blinks

Detector Type

CalibratedWavelengths (nm)

Default Favorite Wavelengthsa (nm)

a To revert to default favorite wavelengths see Reverting Unit to Factory Settings on page 34

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

GeX All the above plus 1060 Same as above

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Referencing Your Power Meter to a SourceIn reference mode your unit displays the loss created by the fiber under test only since a reference value is subtracted from the measured power

Note You must set a reference value separately for each wavelength

Compatible sources (such as FOT-600 and FLS-600) can transmit a power value to your power meter avoiding the need for manual referencing

To receive the reference power value from a compatible source1 Connect a compatible source to your power meter

(as shown below with or without a fiber under test)

2 Use the source to emit the signal that contains its power value (see Sending Source Power Value with Signal on page 21)

If reference value or units change the power meter beeps

The new reference power is displayed in the top right corner (in dBm) and current loss reading is automatically switched to dB

Note When using this feature you cannot change the power meterrsquos wavelength manually The power meter behavior is totally determined by the source

IMPORTANTThe value sent is not the sourcersquos actual power It is a user-defined value that may not take the optical linkrsquos loss into account

To reference the power meter to a source manually1 Using the proper adapter connect a light source (such as FLS-600 or FOT-600)

to the detector port of your power meter

2 Activate the source at the desired wavelength

3 Match the source and power meter wavelengths

If the source emits an auto-wavelength signal or is in auto-switching mode (see Automatically Detecting Wavelength on page 17 and Using Auto-Switching Mode on page 21) the power meter automatically matches the source wavelength

Press to switch between pre-selected wavelengths (see Defining a List of Favorite Wavelengths on page 12)

4 Hold down for a few seconds The power meter stores the currently detected power as the new reference power

Reference power is displayed in the top right corner (in dBm) and current loss reading is automatically switched to dB

5 Repeat the procedure for each wavelength you want to reference (if you use auto-switching mode the power meter automatically references wavelengths one at a time)

Note When using dB units press to display the current wavelength for a few seconds To change this wavelength press again while it is displayed

Note Once all desired wavelengths have been referenced do not disconnect the Reference Test Jumper from the source port

Light source

Powermeter

AdapterReferencetest jumper

Referencetest jumper

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Measuring Power or LossMeasuring absolute power or link loss is done the same way except for the referencing step

To perform power or loss measurements1 If necessary perform an offset nulling (see Nulling Electrical Offsets on page 10)

2 Check and clean your fibers appropriately for optimum performance (see Cleaning and Connecting Optical Fibers on page 9)

3 For loss measurements reference your power meter to a light source (see Referencing Your Power Meter to a Source on page 13) then deactivate the light source

4 Using the proper adapter and test jumpers connect a fiber under test to a light source (such as FLS-600 or FOT-600) and to the detector port of your unit

Note If you have referenced your power meter to a source simply connect a fiber under test to the test jumpers used for referencing

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

If the source emits an auto-wavelength signal or is in auto-switching mode (see Automatically Detecting Wavelength on page 17 and see Using Auto-Switching Mode on page 21) the power meter automatically matches the source wavelength

When the unit detects a modulated signal it beeps and displays the modulation value and average measured power or loss (see left illustration above) You may notice a slightly unstable last digit

7 If necessary change the displayed units by pressing

8 Repeat the procedure for other wavelengths

When power or loss is outside power limits(see Technical Specifications on page 41)

Actual power or lossof fiber under test

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

Automatically Detecting WavelengthCompatible sources (such as FOT-600 and FLS-600) can transmit their wavelength value through the fiber avoiding the need to manually match the source and power meter wavelengths

Note When you receive an auto-wavelength signal or when the source is in auto-switching mode you cannot manually change the power meter wavelength The power meter behavior is totally determined by the source

To receive the auto-wavelength signal or detect the sources auto-switching mode1 Connect a compatible source to your power meter

2 Activate the source in Auto mode (FOT-600 and FLS-600 see Modulating the Source Signal on page 20) or in auto-switching mode (see Using Auto-Switching Mode on page 21)

Your power meter automatically matches the source wavelength If the wavelengths differ it also beeps and returns you to normal operating mode

Activating Hold MinMax Power ModeWith the Hold MinMax mode you can record extreme values of a varying power signal You could use it to test the stability of a light source over time

In this mode the unit displays the minimum or maximum power value read up to now It continuously updates the display if a new minmax is measured

To activate the Hold Min or Hold Max modePress to switch between Hold Max Hold Min and regular power measurement

To reset the maximum or minimum valueHold down for a few seconds The unit displays ldquo_ _ _ _rdquo

Setting PassFail ThresholdsYou can define thresholds to specify acceptable power (dBm) or loss (dB) values for each wavelength Thresholds are often supplied by system manufacturers and depend on the system deployed

When a threshold is activated the PASSFAIL LED is turned on If it is green the threshold succeeded if the PASSFAIL LED is red the threshold failed

To set passfail thresholds1 From normal operating mode press

2 Press to access the first submenu then press repeatedly until you reach the PF menu

3 Press to switch between power (dBm) and loss (dB) values

4 Press to switch between available wavelengths An asterisk () appears beside activated thresholds If no threshold is set for a wavelength the unit indicates ldquo----rdquo

5 Press to activatedeactivate the displayed threshold The PASSFAIL LED will light (green or red) when you return to normal mode

6 Edit the passfail threshold as follows

6a Hold down for a few seconds The first digit of the threshold blinks

Select a digit to change by holding until it blinks then increase its value by pressing (it returns to 0 after 9) After the last digit all digits blink you may addremove the ldquondashrdquo sign by pressing

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

Using a Light Source (FLS-600 and FOT-600) or VFL 19

5 Using a Light Source (FLS-600 and FOT-600) or VFL

The FLS-600 may contain up to three sources (one-port models) or up to four sources (two-port models) The FOT-600 may contain up to three sources

Note The VFL option may also be present on the FPM-600

Defining a List of Favorite WavelengthsYou may put the wavelengths you want to use on a list of favorite wavelengths (the FAV list) Only wavelengths on this list are available for measurements

At the factory (or after recalibration) the list contains all source wavelengths

Note The list must always contain at least one wavelength When you empty the list the first source wavelength is automatically added

until you reach SRC

3 Press to switch between available wavelengths An asterisk () appears beside wavelengths already on the list

ActivatingDeactivating a Light Source or VFLOnly one source may be active at a time When no source is active the unit displays OFF

To activate a light source (or VFL) and change the wavelengthPress to activate each available source in turn including the VFL The unit displays the wavelength and modulation

To deactivate the light sourcePress until you get past the last source

Modulating the Source SignalWhen you activate the first source (after turning on the unit) the signal is always CW (unmodulated) When you switch sources the modulation remains the same (VFL remembers its own modulation) Modulation is indicated in the top left (port 1) or top right (port 2) corner

Available modulation values are CW Auto auto-switching mode 270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHz (VFL CW and 1 Hz only)

Note Auto is a modulated signal detected by compatible units (see Automatically Detecting Wavelength on page 17) It provides longer battery life than CW but covers a reduced power range

Note Auto-switching mode is a special signal detected by compatible units (see Using Auto-Switching Mode on page 21)

To change the signal modulation1 Activate the source

2 Press to switch between available modulations

FOT-600 FLS-600

Source wavelength (and VFL indicator) and modulation (when active)

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

Using Auto-Switching ModeIn auto-switching mode your source automatically switches from one wavelength to another When connected to the light source a compatible power meter displays the power value for each wavelength one at a time The wavelength value appearing on the display changes every two seconds

The unit will show the sources favorite wavelengths one at a time (see Defining a List of Favorite Wavelengths on page 19)

To activate auto-switching mode1 Press to activate the source

2 Press to switch between available modulations until the Auto indicator blinks on your display

Sending Source Power Value with SignalYour source can transmit a user-defined power value to compatible power meters (such as FOT-600 and FPM-600) through the fiber If the reference source is far from the power meter you can connect your source to the power meter to send the reference value With this feature you can also correct for power variations

Note If you connect a fiber between FOT-600rsquos source and detector ports the unit can use the actual source output power as reference power

Note For details about how compatible power meters receive this power value see Referencing Your Power Meter to a Source on page 13

IMPORTANTThe value sent is not (and will not affect) the sourcersquos actual power It is a user-defined value that may not take the optical linkrsquos loss into account

To define the source power value to use as reference1 From normal operating mode press repeatedly until you reach SRC

2 Press to access the first submenu then press repeatedly until you reach the PREF menu

3 Press to switch between available source wavelengths and select one The unit displays the currently defined power value for this wavelength

4 Edit the power value as follows

4a Hold down for a few seconds The first digit of the power value blinks

4b Revert all digits to 0 by holding down for a few seconds

Select a digit to change by pressing until it blinks then increase its value by pressing (it returns to 0 after 9) After the last digit all digits blink you may addremove the ldquondashrdquo sign by pressing

To use the sourcersquos actual output power as reference (FOT-600 only)1 Connect a fiber between the source and power meter of same unit

4 From normal operating mode hold down and The unit displays PREF for a few seconds while saving the value then returns to normal mode

To send the source power value1 Activate the source

2 Change the modulation signal to AUTO or auto-switching

If you use auto-switching mode the power value of each wavelength will automatically be sent

3 Hold down and to send the power value with an auto-wavelength signal The unit displays Send for a few seconds then returns to normal mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

Saving and Recalling PowerLoss Values 23

6 Saving and Recalling PowerLoss Values

You can save 1000 powerloss values in your unit along with references You will save and recall this data according to cable names and fiber numbers To free up memory you can transfer saved data to a computer or simply delete all

Setting Autonaming SchemeWhen saving data the unit suggests fiber IDs based on autonaming settings After saving a value the unit prepares the next fiber ID according to the selected increment (0 1 or 2)

To define the cable name and the starting fiber ID and increment value1 From normal operating mode press

repeatedly until you reach DATA

2 Press to access CAB1 or the last cable name edited

3 Hold down until the first character of the cable name blinks

4 Select a character to change by holding until it blinks then increase its value by pressing (it returns to 0 after Z)

5 While a digit blinks hold down for a few seconds to save the modified value (it remains in memory even when you turn off the unit) or press to return to the previous value without saving

Saving Recalling and Deleting Data

To save a powerloss value1 If you want to view or change the fiber ID before

saving

1a From normal operating mode press or to view the fiber ID that will be used next

1b Change the fiber ID by using and to move forward or backward in the list

2 Hold down for a few seconds to save the measured value under the selected fiber ID

To recall saved data1 From normal operating mode hold down for

a few seconds The Recall indicator is displayed with the cable name then the last saved value and its fiber ID

2 When fiber ID is displayed hold down for a few seconds to return to the cable name list Select the cable in which you want to recall saved data by using and to move forward or backward The last saved value in the selected cable and its fiber ID will be displayed after 3 seconds

3 View values you want by using and to move forward or backward in saved data You can also change the units by pressing

4 Press to return to normal mode

To delete a single saved value from the unit1 From normal operating mode hold down for

2 When fiber ID is displayed hold down a few seconds to return to the cable name list Select the cable in which you want to delete saved data by using and to move forward or backward The last saved value in the selected cable and its fiber ID will be displayed after 3 seconds

3 Select the value to delete by using and to move forward or backward in saved data

4 Hold down a few seconds The unit displays ldquodELrdquo then displays another saved data

IMPORTANTYou cannot recover deleted data Ensure that you transfer your data to a computer if you intend to use it later

Deleting a single value does not free memory To free memory you must delete all data at once

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

To delete a cable name1 From normal operating mode hold down a

few seconds The Recall indicator is displayed with the last cable name then the last saved value and its fiber ID

2 When fiber ID is displayed hold down for a few seconds to return to the cable name list then select the cable you want to delete by using and to move forward or backward

3 Hold down a few seconds The unit displays ldquodELrdquo then displays another cable name

To delete all saved data from the unit1 From normal operating mode hold down a

few secondsThe Recall indicator is displayed with the last cable name then the last saved value and its fiber ID

2 When fiber ID is displayed hold down both and for a few seconds The unit displays ldquodELrdquo and ldquoALLrdquo then automatically returns to normal mode

Transferring Data to a ComputerUsing an appropriate USB cable and the Handheld Data Transfer software you can transfer saved data from your handheld unit to a computer This way you can increase storage capacity perform better analyses on your data and create reports

To transfer data to a computer1 Using a USB cable connect your unit to an available USB port of the computer

2 Turn on both the computer and your handheld unit Connect your unit to a power outlet to ensure that your unit will remain on during the transfer

3 On the computer launch the Handheld Data Transfer application and start the operation

The unit displays ldquoREMrdquo and temporarily deactivates the keyboard and auto-off

Note For details about setting up the software and transferring data refer to the Handheld Data Transfer online help

IMPORTANTTransferred data is not automatically deleted from your unit

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

7 MaintenanceThis product contains no user-serviceable parts However it contains sensitive electronic and optical components and should be handled carefully and stored in its carrying case when not in use

To help ensure long trouble-free operation

Always clean fiber-optic connectors before using them

Keep the unit free of dust

Clean the unit casing and front panel with a cloth slightly dampened with water

Store unit at room temperature in a clean and dry area Keep the unit out of direct sunlight

Avoid high humidity or significant temperature fluctuations

Avoid unnecessary shocks and vibrations

If any liquids are spilled on or into the unit turn off the power immediately and let the unit dry completely

Cleaning EUI ConnectorsRegular cleaning of EUI connectors will help maintain optimum performance There is no need to disassemble the unit

To clean EUI connectors1 Remove the EUI from the instrument to expose the connector baseplate and

ferrule

2 Moisten a 25 mm cleaning tip with one drop of isopropyl alcohol (alcohol may leave traces if used abundantly)

3 Slowly insert the cleaning tip into the EUI adapter until it comes out on the other side (a slow clockwise rotating movement may help)

4 Gently turn the cleaning tip one full turn then continue to turn as you withdraw it

IMPORTANTIf any damage occurs to internal connectors the module casing will have to be opened and a new calibration will be required

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

5 Repeat steps 3 to 4 with a dry cleaning tip

Note Make sure you donrsquot touch the soft end of the cleaning tip

6 Clean the ferrule in the connector port as follows

6a Deposit one drop of isopropyl alcohol on a lint-free wiping cloth

6b Gently wipe the connector and ferrule

6c With a dry lint-free wiping cloth gently wipe the same surfaces to ensure that the connector and ferrule are perfectly dry

6d Verify connector surface with a portable fiber-optic microscope (for example EXFOrsquos FOMS) or fiberinspection probe (for example EXFOrsquos FIP)

7 Put the EUI back onto the instrument (push and turn clockwise)

8 Throw out cleaning tips and wiping cloths after one use

IMPORTANTSince isopropyl alcohol is not absolutely pure it may leave residues if used abundantly or left to evaporate (about 10 seconds)

Avoid contact between the tip of the bottle and the wiping cloth dry the surface quickly and use a bottle that distributes only a drop of alcohol at a time

WARNINGVerifying the surface of the connector WHILE THE UNIT IS ACTIVE WILL result in permanent eye damage

Cleaning Detector PortsRegular cleaning of detectors will help maintain measurement accuracy

To clean detector ports1 Remove the protective cap and adapter (FOA) from the detector

2 If the detector is dusty blow dry with compressed air

3 Being careful not to touch the soft end of the swab moisten a cleaning tip with only one drop of isopropyl alcohol

4 While applying light pressure (to avoid breaking the detector window) gently rotate the cleaning tip on the detector window

5 Repeat step 4 with a dry cleaning tip or blow dry with compressed air

6 Discard the cleaning tips after one use

Recharging the BatteryThe Li-Ion battery will last about 70 hours (power meter) or 50 hours (source in Auto mode) in normal operation The charge status is shown on the unit display (lower left corner)

To recharge the Li-Ion batteryConnect the unit to a power outlet (or car outlet) using the AC adaptercharger The charge cycle will start and end automatically

Note While charging the battery indicator animates continuously It does not reflect the actual charge status until charging is complete

IMPORTANTAlways cover detectors with protective caps when unit is not in use

IMPORTANTAlcohol may leave traces if used abundantly Do not use bottles that distribute too much alcohol at a time

IMPORTANTThe battery is not charged at the factory Fully charge it (about 4 hours) before using it for the first time

The battery functions and charges properly between 0 oC and 45 oC (32 oF and 113 oF) It will not charge if the temperature is below -10 oC (14 oF) or above 45 oC (113 oF)

Never store battery at temperatures above 60 oC (140 oF)

Charge only with specified charger

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

Replacing BatteryYour unit requires one Li-Ion battery

To replace the battery1 Turn off the unit (if the AC adapter is plugged in you may replace the battery

while unit is on)

2 Open the battery compartment door located at the back of the unit

3 Replace the battery respecting the polarity

4 Close the battery compartment door

Recalibrating the UnitManufacturing and service center calibrations are based on the ISOIEC 17025 Standard which states that calibration documents must not contain a recommended calibration interval unless this has been previously agreed upon with the customer

Validity of specifications depends on operating conditions For example the calibration validity period can be longer or shorter depending on the intensity of use environmental conditions and unit maintenance You should determine the adequate calibration interval for your unit according to your accuracy requirements

Under normal use EXFO recommends calibrating your unit every three years

Note The FlexCare warranty program includes CalibrationVerification packages (see Service and Repairs on page 39)

To view the last calibration date (FOT-600 and FPM-600 only)1 From normal operating mode hold down and

for a few seconds The unit displays the first embedded software version

2 Press until you reach the calibration date (and version) of the power meter

WARNINGDo not throw batteries into fire or water and do not short-circuit the batteriesrsquo electrical contacts Do not disassemble

Recycling and Disposal (Applies to European Union Only)

Unless otherwise noted in a separate agreement between EXFO and a customer distributor or commercial partner EXFO will cover costs related to the collection treatment recovery and disposal of end-of-lifecycle waste generated by electronic equipment introduced after August 13 2005 to an European Union member state with legislation regarding Directive 200296EC

Except for reasons of safety or environmental benefit equipment manufactured by EXFO under its brand name is generally designed to facilitate dismantling and reclamation

For complete recyclingdisposal procedures and contact information visit the EXFO Web site at wwwexfocomrecycle

Recycle or dispose of your product (including electric and electronic accessories) properly in accordance with local regulations Do not dispose of it in ordinary garbage receptacles

This equipment was sold after August 13 2005 (as identified by the black rectangle)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

8 TroubleshootingSolving Common Problems

Problem Possible Cause Solution

The unit does not turn on You did not press long enough

AC adaptercharger not connected

Main battery discharged

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Connect AC adaptercharger and charge battery

The unit takes very long to turn on

Too many values saved in memory

Delete all data from the unit

Battery does not charge as expected

Temperature too high

Battery incorrectly connected

Incorrect charger used

Ensure temperature is within specifications

Ensure battery is connected properly

Use the correct charger

Unable to change power meter wavelength

Unit receiving Auto (or REF) signal from source

Only one wavelength in list

Change source mode (see Modulating the Source Signal on page 20) then retry

Add wavelengths

Unable to change power meter dB unit or reference power

Changed unit or reference value are replaced by other values after a while

Unit receiving REF signal from source See Sending Source Power Value with Signal on page 21

Wait a few seconds until power value is received then retry

Many beeps unstable optical power and blinking Auto (or modulation) indicator

Power too low to recognize Auto mode (or modulation)

Increase source power or switch source to CW

Reverting Unit to Factory SettingsYou can revert most parameters on your unit to their factory state When you perform this operation you will lose all customized parameters

To revert unit to factory settings1 Turn off your unit

2 While holding down press When your unit beeps release

Error Codes and DescriptionsER error code displayed until you press a key

WR warning code displayed for 3 seconds then unit returns to normal

Reference power different than source output power

Received power outside detectorrsquos range

Change source output power

Unit displays FULL even after you deleted a few values

You must delete all values from the unit to free memory

Delete all values as explained in Saving Recalling and Deleting Data on page 24

Going from the first value to the last value in recalled data is very slow

Error Code

Description Solution

LIGH Light detected while nulling offsets Nulling is not performed

Correctly place protective cap on detector port then retry

FULL Storage memory full Delete data

EMPt Storage memory empty

You pressed Recall but no data was saved

Last saved data deleted

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

Calibration errors Contact EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc

1852 Incompatible wavelengths or power too low in PREF on FOT-600

Match source and power meter wavelengths or increase source power

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Contacting the Technical Support GroupTo obtain after-sales service or technical support for this product contact EXFO at one of the following numbers The Technical Support Group is available to take your calls from Monday to Friday 800 am to 700 pm (Eastern Time in North America)

For detailed information about technical support visit the EXFO Web site at wwwexfocom

To accelerate the process please have information such as the name and the serial number (see the product identification labelmdashan example is shown below) as well as a description of your problem close at hand

You may also be requested to provide the embedded softwarersquos version numbers

To display the embedded software version1 From normal operating mode hold down and

for a few seconds The unit displays the first software version

2 Press to switch between the software and hardware versions

Technical Support Group400 Godin AvenueQuebec (Quebec) G1M 2K2CANADA

1 866 683-0155 (USA and Canada)Tel 1 418 683-5498Fax 1 418 683-9224supportexfocom

Mfgdate

Made in Canada QST442B465 Godin AvenueVanier (Quebec) G1M 3G7 CANADA

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

TransportationMaintain a temperature range within specifications when transporting the unit Transportation damage can occur from improper handling The following steps are recommended to minimize the possibility of damage

Pack the unit in its original packing material when shipping

Avoid high humidity or large temperature fluctuations

Keep the unit out of direct sunlight

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

9 WarrantyGeneral InformationEXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc (EXFO) warrants this equipment against defects in material and workmanship for a period of three years from the date of original shipment EXFO also warrants that this equipment will meet applicable specifications under normal use

During the warranty period EXFO will at its discretion repair replace or issue credit for any defective product as well as verify and adjust the product free of charge should the equipment need to be repaired or if the original calibration is erroneous If the equipment is sent back for verification of calibration during the warranty period and found to meet all published specifications EXFO will charge standard calibration fees

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED IMPLIED OR STATUTORY INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IN NO EVENT SHALL EXFO BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES

LiabilityEXFO shall not be liable for damages resulting from the use of the product nor shall be responsible for any failure in the performance of other items to which the product is connected or the operation of any system of which the product may be a part

EXFO shall not be liable for damages resulting from improper usage or unauthorized modification of the product its accompanying accessories and software

IMPORTANTThe warranty can become null and void if

unit has been tampered with repaired or worked upon by unauthorized individuals or non-EXFO personnel

warranty sticker has been removed

case screws other than those specified in this guide have been removed

case has been opened other than as explained in this guide

unit serial number has been altered erased or removed

unit has been misused neglected or damaged by accident

ExclusionsEXFO reserves the right to make changes in the design or construction of any of its products at any time without incurring obligation to make any changes whatsoever on units purchased Accessories including but not limited to fuses pilot lamps batteries and universal interfaces (EUI) used with EXFO products are not covered by this warranty

This warranty excludes failure resulting from improper use or installation normal wear and tear accident abuse neglect fire water lightning or other acts of nature causes external to the product or other factors beyond EXFOrsquos control

CertificationEXFO certifies that this equipment met its published specifications at the time of shipment from the factory

IMPORTANTEXFO will charge a fee for replacing optical connectors that were damaged due to misuse or bad cleaning

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

Service and RepairsEXFO commits to providing product service and repair for five years following the date of purchase

To send any equipment for service or repair1 Call one of EXFOrsquos authorized service centers (see EXFO Service Centers

Worldwide on page 40) Support personnel will determine if the equipment requires service repair or calibration

2 If equipment must be returned to EXFO or an authorized service center support personnel will issue a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number and provide an address for return

3 If possible back up your data before sending the unit for repair

4 Pack the equipment in its original shipping material Be sure to include a statement or report fully detailing the defect and the conditions under which it was observed

5 Return the equipment prepaid to the address given to you by support personnel Be sure to write the RMA number on the shipping slip EXFO will refuse and return any package that does not bear an RMA number

Note A test setup fee will apply to any returned unit that after test is found to meet the applicable specifications

After repair the equipment will be returned with a repair report If the equipment is not under warranty you will be invoiced for the cost appearing on this report EXFO will pay return-to-customer shipping costs for equipment under warranty Shipping insurance is at your expense

Routine recalibration is not included in any of the warranty plans Since calibrationsverifications are not covered by the basic or extended warranties you may elect to purchase FlexCare CalibrationVerification Packages for a definite period of time Contact an authorized service center (see EXFO Service Centers Worldwide on page 40)

EXFO Service Centers WorldwideIf your product requires servicing contact your nearest authorized service center

EXFO Headquarters Service Center400 Godin AvenueVanier (Quebec) G1M 2K2CANADA

1 866 683-0155 (USA and Canada)Tel 1 418 683-5498Fax 1 418 683-9224quebecserviceexfocom

EXFO Europe Service CenterLe Dynasteur1012 rue Andras Beck92366 Meudon la Forecirct CedexFRANCE

Tel +33140838585Fax +33140830442europeserviceexfocom

EXFO China Service CenterBeijing OSICBeijing New Century HotelOffice Tower Room 1754-1755No 6 Southern Capital Gym RoadBeijing 100044P R CHINA

Tel +86 (10) 6849 2738Fax +86 (10) 6849 2662beijingserviceexfocom

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

Technical Specifications 41

A Technical Specifications

FPM-600

FLS-600

IMPORTANTThe following technical specifications can change without notice The information presented in this section is provided as a reference only To obtain this productrsquos most recent technical specifications visit the EXFO Web site at wwwexfocom

Model FPM-602 FPM-602X

Detector Ge GeXPower range (dBm)2 10 to minus70 26 to minus55Wavelength range (nm) 800 to 1650 800 to 1650Number of calibrated wavelengths (nm) 40 40Power uncertainty3 plusmn 5 plusmn 01 nW plusmn 5 plusmn 3 nWResolution (dB) plusmn 001 (10 to minus60) plusmn 001 (26 to minus45)Automatic offset nulling4 Yes YesDisplay units dB dBm W dB dBm WTone detection 270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHzAutomatic wavelength recognition5 Yes YesWarm-up period (min)6 0 0Data storage (items) more than 1000 more than 1000 Battery life (hours) (typical) 72 72Warranty and recommended recalibration interval (years) 3 3 VFL7

Emitter type LaserWavelength (nm) 650Output power (dBm) 3

General SpecificationsSize (H x W x D) 190 cm x 100 cm x 62 cm (7 12 in x 4 in x 2 12 in)Weight 048 kg (11 lb)Temperature operating minus10 degC to 50 degC (14 degF to 122 degF)

storage minus40 degC to 70 degC (minus40 degF to 158 degF)Relative humidity 0 to 95 non-condensing

Standard Accessories

User guide Certificate of Calibration instrument stickers in six languages ACadaptercharger lithium ion battery shoulder strap hard carrying case USB cable

Safety

21 CFR 104010 and IEC 60825-11993+A11997+A22001CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT FOR VFL OPTION

Notes1 Guaranteed unless otherwise specified All specifications valid at 1550 nm and

23 degC plusmn 1 degC with an FC connector2 In CW mode sensitivity defined as 6 x rms noise level3 For calibrated wavelengths Valid up to 20 dBm for FPM-602X4 For power gt minus40 dBm for FPM-602 and gt minus25 dBm for FPM-602X5 At 850 nm 1300 nm 1310 nm 1490 nm 1550 nm and 1650 nm for power

gt minus50 dBm for FPM-602 and gt minus40 dBm (typical) for FPM-602X6 For variation le 006 dB at 23 degC plusmn 1 degC at power levels ge minus40 dBm

for FPM-602 and ge minus25 dBm for FPM-602X7 Typical values in 625125 μm fiber

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Model 12D 23BL 234BL 235BL 01-VCL

Central wavelength (nm) 850 plusmn 25 1310 plusmn 20 1310 plusmn 20 1310 plusmn 20 850 +20minus101300 +50minus10 1550 plusmn 20 1550 plusmn 20 1490 plusmn 10

1625 plusmn 15 1550 plusmn 20Spectral width2 (nm) 50135 le 5 le 5 le 5 le 1Output power (dBm) ge minus18ge minus18 (625125 μm) ge 1ge 1 ge 1ge minus3ge minus5 ge 1ge minus45ge minus3 ge minus3 (50125 μm)Power stability (dB)3 15 min plusmn 005 plusmn 003 plusmn 003 plusmn 003 plusmn 01

8 hr plusmn 01 plusmn 01 plusmn 01 plusmn 01 plusmn 025Automatic wavelength recognition Yes Yes Yes Yes YesTone generation 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz Battery life (hours) (typical in Auto mode) 50 50 50 50 60Warranty and recommended calibration interval (years) 3 3 3 3 3

User guide Certificate of Calibration instrument stickers in sixlanguages AC adaptercharger lithium ion battery shoulder straphard carrying case

Safety

21 CFR 104010 and IEC 60825-11993+A11997+A22001CLASS 1M LASER PRODUCTCLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT FOR VFL OPTION

Notes1 Guaranteed unless otherwise specified All specifications valid at 23 degC plusmn 1 degC with an

FC connector2 rms for FP lasers and VCSEL and minus3 dB width for LEDs (typical values for LEDs

and VCSEL)

3 After a 15-minute warm-up period and using an APC connector on the power meter (except for multimode sources for which a PC connector is used) Expressed as plusmn half thedifference between the maximum and minimum values measured during the period Typical values for VCL model

4 Typical values in 625125 μm fiber

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

ORDERING INFORMATION

Model FOT-602 FOT-602X

Detector Ge GeXPower range (dBm)2 10 to minus70 26 to minus55Wavelength range (nm) 800 to 1650 800 to 1650Number of calibrated wavelengths 40 40Power uncertainty3 plusmn 5 plusmn 01 nW plusmn 5 plusmn 3 nWResolution (dB) plusmn 001 (10 to minus60) plusmn 001 (26 to minus45)Automatic offset nulling4 Yes YesDisplay units dB dBm W dB dBm WTone detection 270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz and 2 kHzAutomatic wavelength recognition5 Yes YesWarm-up period (min)6 0 0Data storage (items) more than 1000 more than 1000 Battery life (hours) (typical) 72 72Warranty and recommended calibration period (years) 3 3

Model 12D 23BL 234BL 235BL 01-VCLCentral wavelength (nm) 850 plusmn 25 1310 plusmn 20 1310 plusmn 20 1310 plusmn 20 850 minus20+10

1300 +50minus10 1550 plusmn 20 1550 plusmn 20 1490 plusmn 101625 plusmn 15 1550 plusmn 20

Spectral width (nm)7 50135 le 5 le 5 le 5 le 1Output power (dBm) ge minus18 (625125 μm) ge 1 ge 1 ge 1 ge minus3 (50125 μm)

ge minus18 (625125 μm) ge 1 ge minus3 ge minus45ge minus5 ge minus3

Power Stability (dB)8 15 min plusmn 005 plusmn 003 plusmn 003 plusmn 003 plusmn 018 hr plusmn 01 plusmn 01 plusmn 01 plusmn 01 plusmn 025

Tone generation 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHzAutomatic wavelength recognition Yes Yes Yes Yes YesBattery life (hours) (typical in Auto mode) 50 50 50 50 60Warranty and recommended calibration period (years) 3 3 3 3 3

ModelFOT-602-01-VCL = Ge detector 850 nm VCSEL 50125 μmFOT-602-12D = Ge detector 8501300 nm LED source 625125 μmFOT-602-23BL = Ge detector 13101550 nm laser source 9125 μmFOT-602-234BL = Ge detector 131015501625 nm laser source 9125 μmFOT-602-235BL = Ge detector 131014901550 nm laser source 9125 μmFOT-602X-23BL = High-power Ge detector 13101550 nm laser source 9125 μmFOT-602X-234BL = High-power Ge detector 131015501625 nm laser source 9125 μmFOT-602X-235BL = High-power Ge detector 131014901550 nm laser source 9125 μm

Connector AdapterFOA-12 = Biconic FOA-14 = D4 D4PC FOA-16 = SMA905 SMA906 FOA-22 = FC (PCSPCUPCAPC) NEC-D3 FOA-28 = DIN 47256 (LSA) DIN 47256 (PCAPC) FOA-32 = ST (PCSPCUPC) FOA-40 = Diamond HMS-OHFS-3 (35 mm)

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

ConnectorEA-EUI-28 = APCDIN 472561

EA-EUI-89 = APCFC narrow key1

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

EA-EUI-95 = APCE-20001

EI-EUI-28 = UPCDIN 47256EI-EUI-76 = UPCHMS-10AG EI-EUI-89 = UPCFC narrow keyEI-EUI-90 = UPCST EI-EUI-91 = UPCSCEI-EUI-95 = UPCE-2000

Visual Fault Locator00 = Without visual fault locator VFL = With visual fault locator

(universal 25 mm connector)

Note1 Singlemode only

Notes1 Guaranteed unless otherwise specified All specifications valid

at 23 degC plusmn 1 degC with an FC connector and at 1550 nm for detector

2 In CW mode sensitivity defined as 6 x rms noise level3 For calibration wavelengths Valid up to 20 dBm for FOT-602X4 For power gt minus40 dBm for FOT-602 and gt minus25 dBm

for FOT-602X5 At 850 nm 1300 nm 1310 nm 1490 nm 1550 nm and

1625 nm for power gt minus50 dBm for FOT-602 and gt minus40 dBm (typical) for FOT-602X

6 For a variation of le 006 dB at 23 degC plusmn 1 degC at power levels ge minus40 dBm for FOT-602 and ge minus25 dBm for FOT-602X

7 rms for FP lasers and VCSEL and minus3 dB width for LEDs (typical values for LEDs and VCSEL)

8 After a 15-minute warm-up period and using an APC connector on the power meter (except for multimode sources for which a PC connector is used) Expressed as plusmn half the difference between the maximum and minimum values measured during the period Typical values for VCL model

FOA-54 = SC (PCSPCUPCAPC) FOA-76 = FSMA HMS-10AG HFS-10AG FOA-78 = Radiall EC FOA-84 = Diamond HMS-10 HFS-13 FOA-96B = E-2000 FOA-98 = LC FOA-99 = MU

Standard AccessoriesUser guide Certificate of Calibration instrument stickers in six languages ACadaptercharger connector adapter (FOA-XX) lithium ion battery shoulder strap hardcarrying case USB cable

Safety21 CFR 104010 and IEC 60825-11993+A11997+A22001 CLASS 1M LASER PRODUCTCLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT FOR VFL OPTION

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Example FOT-602X-234BL-FOA-22-EI-EUI-89-VFL

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

wwwEXFOcom middot infoexfocom

PN 1053212

CORPORATEHEADQUARTERS

400 Godin Avenue Quebec (Quebec) G1M 2K2 CANADATel 1 418 683-0211 middot Fax 1 418 683-2170

EXFO AMERICA 3701 Plano ParkwaySuite 160

Plano TX 75075 USATel 1 972 907-1505 middot Fax 1 972 836-0164

EXFO EUROPE Omega Enterprise ParkElectron Way

Chandlers Ford Hampshire S053 4SE ENGLANDTel +44 2380 246810 middot Fax +44 2380 246801

EXFO ASIA-PACIFIC 151 Chin Swee Road03-29 Manhattan House

SINGAPORE 169876Tel +65 6333 8241 middot Fax +65 6333 8242

TOLL-FREE (USA and Canada) 1 800 663-3936

copy 2008 EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc All rights reservedPrinted in Canada (2008-07)

Contents

1 Introducing theFPMFLSFOT-600

Main Features

Power Sources

Typical Applications

Conventions

2 Safety Information

Electrical Safety Information

Laser Safety Information (FLS-600 andFOT-600 without VFL)

Laser Safety Information (Units with VFL)

3 Getting Started

Turning the Unit On and Off

Activating Automatic Shutdown (Auto-Off)

Activating the Backlight

Accessing and Navigating Setup Menus

Installing the EXFO Universal Interface (EUI)(UI)



Nulling Electrical Offsets

Setting Power Correction Factor

Defining a List of Favorite Wavelengths

Referencing Your Power Meter to a Source

Measuring Power or Loss

Automatically Detecting Wavelength

Activating Hold MinMax Power Mode

Setting PassFail Thresholds



ActivatingDeactivating a Light Source or VFL

Modulating the Source Signal

Using Auto-Switching Mode

Sending Source Power Value with Signal


Setting Autonaming Scheme


Transferring Data to a Computer

7 Maintenance

Cleaning EUI Connectors

Cleaning Detector Ports

Recharging the Battery

Replacing Battery

Recalibrating the Unit


8 Troubleshooting

Solving Common Problems

Reverting Unit to Factory Settings

Error Codes and Descriptions

Contacting the Technical Support Group

Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs

EXFO Service Centers Worldwide


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Version number 400

Contents

FPMFLSFOT-600 iii

Contents iv

FPMFLSFOT-600 v

FOT-600 OLTS

EN 60825-11994 +A111996 +A2 2001 +A1 2002

EN 613261997 +A11998 +A22001 + A32003

Manufacturer

Signature

FPM-600 Power Meter

Main Features

FPM FLS FOT

LCD display

DC connector

Light sourceports

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Contents

FPMFLSFOT-600 iii

Contents iv

FPMFLSFOT-600 v

FOT-600 OLTS

EN 60825-11994 +A111996 +A2 2001 +A1 2002

EN 613261997 +A11998 +A22001 + A32003

Manufacturer

Signature

FPM-600 Power Meter

Main Features

FPM FLS FOT

LCD display

DC connector

Light sourceports

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Contents iv

FPMFLSFOT-600 v

FOT-600 OLTS

EN 60825-11994 +A111996 +A2 2001 +A1 2002

EN 613261997 +A11998 +A22001 + A32003

Manufacturer

Signature

FPM-600 Power Meter

Main Features

FPM FLS FOT

LCD display

DC connector

Light sourceports

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 v

FOT-600 OLTS

EN 60825-11994 +A111996 +A2 2001 +A1 2002

EN 613261997 +A11998 +A22001 + A32003

Manufacturer

Signature

FPM-600 Power Meter

Main Features

FPM FLS FOT

LCD display

DC connector

Light sourceports

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPM-600 Power Meter

Main Features

FPM FLS FOT

LCD display

DC connector

Light sourceports

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




LCD display

DC connector

Light sourceports

USB connector

Battery compartment

FPMFLSFOT-600 2

FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 4

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

VFL LASER APERTURE

Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Auto-off activated

Display

Power meter mode

FPMFLSFOT-600 6

Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Getting Started 7

PM DATA SRC

CAB1 FAV

Normal Mode

FOT-600

Default name

PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




PM DATA

Normal Mode

FPM-600

Normal Mode

FLS-600

Default name

option

FPMFLSFOT-600 8

Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Getting Started 9

FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 10

until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




until you reach PM

Detector Type

Ge 800 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 910 980 1270 1280 1290 1300 1310 1320 1330 1340 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1460 1470 1480 1490 1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600 1610 1620 1630 1640 1650

FPMFLSFOT-600 12

Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Light source

Powermeter

Bulkhead connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 14

Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Fiber under test

Testjumper

Light source

Powermeter

Adapter

Bulkhead connector

Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Modulation detected

FPMFLSFOT-600 16

FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 18

until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




until you reach SRC

FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FOT-600 FLS-600

Active source port

FPMFLSFOT-600 20

FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 22

saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




saving

FPMFLSFOT-600 24

USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




USB port

USB connector

FPMFLSFOT-600 26

Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

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Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Maintenance 27

ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




ferrule

FPMFLSFOT-600 28

Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Maintenance 29

FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 30

Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Maintenance 31

while unit is on)

FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 32

Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Troubleshooting 33

Weather too cold

Press for 2 seconds

Add wavelengths

Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Error Code

All data deleted

Add data

293034365657

FPMFLSFOT-600 34

Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Troubleshooting 35

Mfgdate

January 2006542392-3D

FPM-60XX-XX

Detectortype

FOT-60XX-XX-XX-XX

FLS-600-XX-XX-XX-XX

Source connector

Sourceports

VFL option

FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 36

Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Warranty 37

FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 38

Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




Warranty 39

FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPMFLSFOT-600 40

FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FPM-600

FLS-600

Safety

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

Safety

and VCSEL)

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




FOT-600

FOT-60X-XX-XX-XX

EA-EUI-91 = APCSC 1

IEC 60825-11993+A2200121 CFR 104010

FPMFLSFOT-600 42

PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




PN 1053212

Contents

Main Features

Power Sources


Conventions





3 Getting Started


























7 Maintenance




Replacing Battery



8 Troubleshooting





Transportation

9 Warranty

General Information

Liability

Exclusions

Certification

Service and Repairs




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